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Agile israel 2023

The central Agile & DevOps event of Israel

Don't miss this event Get inspired Grow your network Energize your Agile journey!

Tuesday, 02-May-2023 | LAGO, Rishon Lezion

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Agile Israel 2023

Agile Israel is the main Agile and DevOps event in Israel since 2008.

This year’s theme is “Making an Impact.”

At this conference, we will explore approaches that help organizations make a true impact faster and focus on what matters most, improving customers’ lives, whether internal or external.

Come to hear industry thought leaders and inspiring case studies about how aligning, focusing, and organizing around shared outcomes lead to more significant impact and business success.

Get inspired, learn, share insights, grow your network and energize your Agile journey!

Where

LAGO, Rishon Lezion

When

Tuesday, 02-May-2023
08:00 – 14:00

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WHY ATTEND

What can you expect to experience in our conference

Get inspired by 30 speakers and industry thought leaders

Keynotes and panels

Grow your network

3 tracks, cultural, leadership, technical and tools track

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SPONSORS

Aman
Google Cloud
Seagate

SPEAKERS

Maria DeCarvalho

Maria DeCarvalho

Senior Consultant and Coach Development Faculty @ Minds at Work
Yulia Prego

Yulia Prego

Director of Program Management @Monday
Adi Yankovitz

Adi Yankovitz

Senior Director of Product Operations @ Cybereason
Shuky Aharonovitch

Shuky Aharonovitch

Group Product Manager @ Augury
Ori Tal

Ori Tal

Flow States Coach @ Flow

Ben Lamorte

Ben Lamorte

Founder @ OKRs.com
Tomer Simon

Tomer Simon

Chief Scientist | Futurist | Thought Leader @ Microsoft Israel
Vladimir Kats

Vladimir Kats

Agile Coach | Scrum Master | Release Train Engineer @ ACCESS SOFTEK, Inc
Ben Fridman

Ben Fridman

Atlassian tools expert @ AgileSparks
Erez Tatcher

Erez Tatcher

CEO @ AgileSparks

Yael Rabinovich

Yael Rabinovich

Lead AgileLean coach, Partner @ AgileSparks
Dana Alpiner

Dana Alpiner

Agile coach & SPC @ AgileSparks
Yaki Koren

Yaki Koren

R&D Team Lead @ Riskified
Oded Tamir

Oded Tamir

Enterprise Agile & DevOps coach, lead coach @ AgileSparks
Yael Goldberg Katz

Yael Goldberg Katz

Head of professionalism excellence @ AT&T

Ofer Cohen

Ofer Cohen

Lead coach & Partner , (SPCT) SAFe Program Consultant Trainer @ AgileSparks

AGENDA

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  • ALL SESSIONS (08:00-13:00)


  • MAIN STAGE (8:00 - 10:30)


  • TECHNICAL TRACK (10:30-13:00)


  • LEADERSHIP TRACK (10:30-13:00)


  • Breakfast
    08:00 - 09:00
    Check-in & Networking Breakfast
    By Breakfast 

  • Ben Pelled
    09:00 - 09:10
    Welcome to Lynx DevCon 2023
    By Ben Pelled Founder @ Lynx DevCon

    Welcome to the Lynx DevCon - the new software developer conference! We are thrilled to have you join us for this exciting event. In this welcome session, Ben will share with you the key agenda themes for the day and the opportunities you will have to learn from industry experts, network with each other, and discover new tools, technologies and inspiration in software development, both in technical and leadership ways.

    Our lineup of keynote speakers and panelists is packed with valuable content that is sure to inspire and educate. We can't wait to dive into the world of software development with you and are excited to see what the future holds.


  • Ido Ben David
    09:10 - 09:30
    Opening Keynote > Chaos Engineering 101 and Best Practices
    By Ido Ben David Senior Engagement Manager @ CloudIL

    CloudIL is an Israeli-based venture founded by one of the leading tech companies in Europe - in collaboration with local partners. The mission of CloudIL is to deliver a high-performing cloud platform comparable to global hyperscalers in quality, and with unprecedented levels of security for full compliance with local laws and requirements for data privacy, access, and control.

    Chaos engineering in cloud environments by chatGPT:
    Chaos engineering is the practice of intentionally introducing controlled failures or disruptions into a distributed complex system to test resilience and durability. The use of cloud-based infrastructure allows for greater scalability and flexibility when conducting chaos experiments, as resources can be easily provisioned and terminated as needed. Advanced Cloud providers often offer built-in tools and services to aid in chaos engineering, such as the ability to spin up and down entire regions or availability zones.


  • 09:30 - 10:00
    Keynote > by Google Cloud

    Speaker TBA @ Google Cloud


  • Coffee Break
    10:10 - 10:30
    Coffee Break
    By Coffee Break 

  • Jonathan Harel
    10:30 - 10:40
    Keynote > Code Smarter, Not Harder: Tips for Developer Productivity and Happiness
    By Jonathan Harel Comedian, Data Scientist @ fine.dev

    Jonathan is a data scientist working in the field of Computer Vision. He served four years in Unit 8200, and completed his B.Sc in Computer Science in Barcelona, Spain. In the past few years he developed multiple funny digital products, including “UHMMM” (A software that plays elevator music when online meetings go silent) and “yyynet” (an extension that adds drama to news headlines).


  • Ram Rachum
    10:30 - 10:50
    PySnooper: Never Use Print for Debugging Again
    By Ram Rachum ML Researcher @ Bar-Ilan University

    I had an idea for a debugging solution for Python that doesn't require complicated configuration like PyCharm. I released PySnooper as a cute little open-source project that does that, and to my surprise, it became a huge hit overnight, hitting the top of Hacker News, r/python and GitHub trending. In this talk I'll go into:

    * How PySnooper can help you debug your code.
    * How to make your open-source project go viral.
    * What kind of things happen when your open-source project becomes popular, and how to deal with them.

    I'm a software engineer turned ML researcher. In my software engineer hat, I've worked in web backend, infrastructure, devops, virtualization, and more. Over the last 12 years I've been an activist in the Python open-source community. I authored popular projects like PySnooper and PythonTurtle, and contributed to existing projects like CPython, Django, PyPy, Matplotlib, PyLint and more. I'm a PSF Fellow.

    I'm currently working on research in Bar-Ilan University, with the goal of showing that multi-agent reinforcement learning can be used to achieve AI Safety.


  • Dan Leshem
    10:40 - 10:50
    Keynote > DevEx Behind the Scenes: what we Learned from Making a Web Series about Developer Experience
    By Dan Leshem CEO & Co-Founder @ Dan Leshem

    I am a seasoned engineering leader with over 13 years in software development. For the past ten years, I've grown successful engineering teams who are problem-solvers first, programmers later. I believe happy; independent developers drive successful products.

    Dark {Mode} is a web series that covers developer experience topics, trends, and best practices.


  • Danna Nave
    10:50 - 11:10
    Keynote > Beyond the Spaghetti Code - How to Hack Your Mind
    By Danna Nave Consciousness Developer @ Danna Nave

    Let's examine the model that our brain is a computer.
    What is our operating system?
    Did we write it or someone else?

    In the first part, we'll explore the Brain-Hardware model,
    and the Battery management model.

    We'll reveal that most of the time our mind is managed by code we didn't write
    and is not relevant to who we are today (Spaghetti code) .

    In the second part, we'll discover practical tools
    how to hack our minds and
    how to go “beyond The Spaghetti code” .

    These tools will allow us to write our own code
    and release a new version of ourselves: YOU 2.0


  • Sagie Levy
    10:50 - 11:05
    Uncover the Magic: An Intro to Rendering With Procedurally Generated Shaders
    By Sagie Levy Research Engineer @Lightricks

    Abstract: Cool effects and visuals which are computed on the fly are all around us in apps and websites, but did you ever consider how they are written?
    We’ll explore how to write a shader to render a simple effect and I’ll show you exactly how to do it live. The principles we’ll go over can easily be applied to a variety of effects for your own app or website.

    Speaker: Hi, I’m Sagie. Since the age of 18 I’ve been passionate about coding. I served in the Ofek unit as a programmer and now I’m a Research Engineer at Lightricks for the past 3.5 years. I specialize in computer graphics and have been involved in developing well known mobile apps. Outside of work, I enjoy visual coding, game development, and photography.


  • 11:05 - 11:35
    Panel > What's between DevOps and Platform Engineering?

    DAVID SHOHAM SACHSDavid MarkDima DobrinskyEliran BivasNatali Cutic, Sela

    Moderator: David Shoham Sachs, Global Head of Growth @ Crave.io

    Speakers:

    • David Mark, Director of Platform Engineering @ Orca Security
    • Dima Dobrinsky, VP R&D @ SQream
    • Eliran Bivas, AppsFlyer
    • Natali Cutic, DevOps Consultant @ Sela

    Modern CI/CD pipelines are driving businesses but also endlessly convoluted and sophisticated. Modern DevoOs has shown that "throwing it over the wall" fails miserably. What does platform engineering offer to rectify this trend? How do BuildsOps rectify some of these bottlenecks? How can organizations develop a shared platform to improve their developer experience and productivity across the organization by providing self-service capabilities with automated infrastructure operations?

    Join our amazing panel to hear thought leaders tell it as it is from the trenches.


  • Alon Ben Nun
    11:10 - 11:30
    Leveraging Teams for Faster Time-to-Market with Offshore Development
    By Alon Ben Nun Director of Tech and Offshore Solutions @ Aman Group

  • Aviv Ben-Yosef
    11:30 - 11:50
    Keynote > From Execution to Innovation
    By Aviv Ben-Yosef Tech Executive Consultant

    I’ve been helping tech companies from Israel, the United States, and Europe successfully tackle their most significant challenges–even on the first try. I help R&D teams triple Impact-per-engineer and transition from cost-centers to innovation-centers.

    Aviv was part of the founding team at BillGuard, a personal finance security and productivity company, and worked on everything from setting up the first production server manually to the server-side, algorithms, web development etc. that were needed as time progressed. He had full stack responsibility and was helping create a culture of high quality clean code, teaching colleagues to test drive and pair program.


  • 11:35 - 12:15
    Panel > Monolith, Kubernetes or Serverless. Which One Should We Choose?

    SHAI ALMOGIdo Ben DavidNir SagivAMIR BELGISHAI YALLIN

    Moderator: Shai Almog, Developer Advocate @ debugagent.com

    Speakers:

    • Ido Ben David, Senior Engagement Manager @ Cloud IL
    • Nir Sagiv, Director of Software Architecture @ Applied Materials
    • Amir Belgi, R&D Group Leader @ Varonis
    • Shai Yallin, Software Gardener @ SHAI YALLIN

    Most organizations will have more than one team and one piece of software in deployment. What works for a single team or multiple isolated teams should not dictate the rationale for the entire organization. If you have multiple teams/applications/services, moving to Serverless or Kubernetes will start to make sense for a number of factors.

    Monolith, Kubernetes or Serverless. Which One Should We Choose? Well, it depends, on a number of factor! For example: costs, vendor neutrality, scale, reliability, visibility. We will try to address all this in our panel discussion.


  • Dennis Nerush
    11:50 - 12:10
    Keynote > Finding Your Team's North Star
    By Dennis Nerush R&D Director @ HiredScore

    Many companies have a vision, mission statement, and values, however most often they exist as slogans that are too broad and disconnected from the actual teams within the company. Teams that write down and establish the vision for their team and their core values boost their motivation and sense of accomplishment as it aligns everyone on the expected behaviors and their purpose.

    In this session, I'll share why I believe that it’s important for every team to define how they contribute to the company vision and align with their specific team values. In addition, I'll share my story of how did we come up with them in my group.


  • Leah Vogel
    12:10 - 12:30
    Keynote > Effective Communication in The Workplace
    By Leah Vogel Senior Engineering Manager @ Chegg

  • 12:15 - 12:55
    Panel > The Latest Advancements and Real-World Examples of Using AI & GPT-3 in Software Development

    Meital ShamiaMeital ZilbersteinLior HakimDin GolanTomer DeanAMIT SVARZENBERG

    Moderator: Meital Shamia, Global Programs Manager @ Microsoft for Startups

    Speakers:

    • Meital Zilberstein, NLP Researcher @ Tabnine
    • Lior Hakim, Co-Founder & CTO @ Hour One
    • Din Golan, Co-Founder & CEO @ Intail.ai
    • Tomer Dean, Co-Founder & CEO @ AudioLabs
    • Amit Svarzenberg, CTO @ Microsoft for Startups

    Artificial intelligence is the biggest buzzword these days and it is affecting every industry in the world. People are exposed to AI in both their everyday and professional lives more and more every day. In recent weeks, generative AI tools like DALL·E 2, Chat GPT and Midjourney have become more popular than ever.

    Software development is one of the biggest beneficiaries of AI technologies, as almost every process could be improvised with the implementation of AI. Software developers already use AI to plan and schedule projects, automate testing, code compilation, decision making, and more tasks.

    In this panel discussion we will uncover some amazing opportunities that AI can offer software developers. We will also discuss the threats and challenges and take a look into the future of software development.


  • Shilo Magen
    12:30 - 12:50
    The Voice Message That Changed My Life: The Story of Amnon the Transcriber
    By Shilo Magen Engineering Manager @ Wix.com

  • Tom Nipravsky
    12:50
    Code at the Crossroads: Managing the Intersection of Codebase and Design Systems at Scale
    By Tom Nipravsky CEO & Co-Founder @ Drimz

    The product development space faces significant challenges.

    In the eye of this storm, developers are forced to maneuver the complexities of managing design systems - a tricky puzzle that challenges many developers every day. They must ensure that the design meets the standards of managers and product designers, while also managing large-scale UI components on their codebase, ensuring accessibility, optimizing performance, - and simultaneously delivering a smooth and accurate user experience.

    In this session I will provide mental models, and unveil fresh new tools and communication methods - to help developers manage design systems at volume, that align with our temperament and passion. A great resource for whoever wants to increase their skills and knowledge in managing design systems at scale.


  • Breakfast
    08:00 - 09:00
    Check-in & Networking Breakfast
    By Breakfast 

  • Ben Pelled
    09:00 - 09:10
    Welcome to Lynx DevCon 2023
    By Ben Pelled Founder @ Lynx DevCon

    Welcome to the Lynx DevCon - the new software developer conference! We are thrilled to have you join us for this exciting event. In this welcome session, Ben will share with you the key agenda themes for the day and the opportunities you will have to learn from industry experts, network with each other, and discover new tools, technologies and inspiration in software development, both in technical and leadership ways.

    Our lineup of keynote speakers and panelists is packed with valuable content that is sure to inspire and educate. We can't wait to dive into the world of software development with you and are excited to see what the future holds.


  • Ido Ben David
    09:10 - 09:30
    Opening Keynote > Chaos Engineering 101 and Best Practices
    By Ido Ben David Senior Engagement Manager @ CloudIL

    CloudIL is an Israeli-based venture founded by one of the leading tech companies in Europe - in collaboration with local partners. The mission of CloudIL is to deliver a high-performing cloud platform comparable to global hyperscalers in quality, and with unprecedented levels of security for full compliance with local laws and requirements for data privacy, access, and control.

    Chaos engineering in cloud environments by chatGPT:
    Chaos engineering is the practice of intentionally introducing controlled failures or disruptions into a distributed complex system to test resilience and durability. The use of cloud-based infrastructure allows for greater scalability and flexibility when conducting chaos experiments, as resources can be easily provisioned and terminated as needed. Advanced Cloud providers often offer built-in tools and services to aid in chaos engineering, such as the ability to spin up and down entire regions or availability zones.


  • 09:30 - 10:00
    Keynote > by Google Cloud

    Speaker TBA @ Google Cloud


  • Coffee Break
    10:10 - 10:30
    Coffee Break
    By Coffee Break 

  • Ram Rachum
    10:30 - 10:50
    PySnooper: Never Use Print for Debugging Again
    By Ram Rachum ML Researcher @ Bar-Ilan University

    I had an idea for a debugging solution for Python that doesn't require complicated configuration like PyCharm. I released PySnooper as a cute little open-source project that does that, and to my surprise, it became a huge hit overnight, hitting the top of Hacker News, r/python and GitHub trending. In this talk I'll go into:

    * How PySnooper can help you debug your code.
    * How to make your open-source project go viral.
    * What kind of things happen when your open-source project becomes popular, and how to deal with them.

    I'm a software engineer turned ML researcher. In my software engineer hat, I've worked in web backend, infrastructure, devops, virtualization, and more. Over the last 12 years I've been an activist in the Python open-source community. I authored popular projects like PySnooper and PythonTurtle, and contributed to existing projects like CPython, Django, PyPy, Matplotlib, PyLint and more. I'm a PSF Fellow.

    I'm currently working on research in Bar-Ilan University, with the goal of showing that multi-agent reinforcement learning can be used to achieve AI Safety.


  • Sagie Levy
    10:50 - 11:05
    Uncover the Magic: An Intro to Rendering With Procedurally Generated Shaders
    By Sagie Levy Research Engineer @Lightricks

    Abstract: Cool effects and visuals which are computed on the fly are all around us in apps and websites, but did you ever consider how they are written?
    We’ll explore how to write a shader to render a simple effect and I’ll show you exactly how to do it live. The principles we’ll go over can easily be applied to a variety of effects for your own app or website.

    Speaker: Hi, I’m Sagie. Since the age of 18 I’ve been passionate about coding. I served in the Ofek unit as a programmer and now I’m a Research Engineer at Lightricks for the past 3.5 years. I specialize in computer graphics and have been involved in developing well known mobile apps. Outside of work, I enjoy visual coding, game development, and photography.


  • 11:05 - 11:35
    Panel > What's between DevOps and Platform Engineering?

    DAVID SHOHAM SACHSDavid MarkDima DobrinskyEliran BivasNatali Cutic, Sela

    Moderator: David Shoham Sachs, Global Head of Growth @ Crave.io

    Speakers:

    • David Mark, Director of Platform Engineering @ Orca Security
    • Dima Dobrinsky, VP R&D @ SQream
    • Eliran Bivas, AppsFlyer
    • Natali Cutic, DevOps Consultant @ Sela

    Modern CI/CD pipelines are driving businesses but also endlessly convoluted and sophisticated. Modern DevoOs has shown that "throwing it over the wall" fails miserably. What does platform engineering offer to rectify this trend? How do BuildsOps rectify some of these bottlenecks? How can organizations develop a shared platform to improve their developer experience and productivity across the organization by providing self-service capabilities with automated infrastructure operations?

    Join our amazing panel to hear thought leaders tell it as it is from the trenches.


  • 11:35 - 12:15
    Panel > Monolith, Kubernetes or Serverless. Which One Should We Choose?

    SHAI ALMOGIdo Ben DavidNir SagivAMIR BELGISHAI YALLIN

    Moderator: Shai Almog, Developer Advocate @ debugagent.com

    Speakers:

    • Ido Ben David, Senior Engagement Manager @ Cloud IL
    • Nir Sagiv, Director of Software Architecture @ Applied Materials
    • Amir Belgi, R&D Group Leader @ Varonis
    • Shai Yallin, Software Gardener @ SHAI YALLIN

    Most organizations will have more than one team and one piece of software in deployment. What works for a single team or multiple isolated teams should not dictate the rationale for the entire organization. If you have multiple teams/applications/services, moving to Serverless or Kubernetes will start to make sense for a number of factors.

    Monolith, Kubernetes or Serverless. Which One Should We Choose? Well, it depends, on a number of factor! For example: costs, vendor neutrality, scale, reliability, visibility. We will try to address all this in our panel discussion.


  • 12:15 - 12:55
    Panel > The Latest Advancements and Real-World Examples of Using AI & GPT-3 in Software Development

    Meital ShamiaMeital ZilbersteinLior HakimDin GolanTomer DeanAMIT SVARZENBERG

    Moderator: Meital Shamia, Global Programs Manager @ Microsoft for Startups

    Speakers:

    • Meital Zilberstein, NLP Researcher @ Tabnine
    • Lior Hakim, Co-Founder & CTO @ Hour One
    • Din Golan, Co-Founder & CEO @ Intail.ai
    • Tomer Dean, Co-Founder & CEO @ AudioLabs
    • Amit Svarzenberg, CTO @ Microsoft for Startups

    Artificial intelligence is the biggest buzzword these days and it is affecting every industry in the world. People are exposed to AI in both their everyday and professional lives more and more every day. In recent weeks, generative AI tools like DALL·E 2, Chat GPT and Midjourney have become more popular than ever.

    Software development is one of the biggest beneficiaries of AI technologies, as almost every process could be improvised with the implementation of AI. Software developers already use AI to plan and schedule projects, automate testing, code compilation, decision making, and more tasks.

    In this panel discussion we will uncover some amazing opportunities that AI can offer software developers. We will also discuss the threats and challenges and take a look into the future of software development.


  • Jonathan Harel
    10:30 - 10:40
    Keynote > Code Smarter, Not Harder: Tips for Developer Productivity and Happiness
    By Jonathan Harel Comedian, Data Scientist @ fine.dev

    Jonathan is a data scientist working in the field of Computer Vision. He served four years in Unit 8200, and completed his B.Sc in Computer Science in Barcelona, Spain. In the past few years he developed multiple funny digital products, including “UHMMM” (A software that plays elevator music when online meetings go silent) and “yyynet” (an extension that adds drama to news headlines).


  • Dan Leshem
    10:40 - 10:50
    Keynote > DevEx Behind the Scenes: what we Learned from Making a Web Series about Developer Experience
    By Dan Leshem CEO & Co-Founder @ Dan Leshem

    I am a seasoned engineering leader with over 13 years in software development. For the past ten years, I've grown successful engineering teams who are problem-solvers first, programmers later. I believe happy; independent developers drive successful products.

    Dark {Mode} is a web series that covers developer experience topics, trends, and best practices.


  • Danna Nave
    10:50 - 11:10
    Keynote > Beyond the Spaghetti Code - How to Hack Your Mind
    By Danna Nave Consciousness Developer @ Danna Nave

    Let's examine the model that our brain is a computer.
    What is our operating system?
    Did we write it or someone else?

    In the first part, we'll explore the Brain-Hardware model,
    and the Battery management model.

    We'll reveal that most of the time our mind is managed by code we didn't write
    and is not relevant to who we are today (Spaghetti code) .

    In the second part, we'll discover practical tools
    how to hack our minds and
    how to go “beyond The Spaghetti code” .

    These tools will allow us to write our own code
    and release a new version of ourselves: YOU 2.0


  • Alon Ben Nun
    11:10 - 11:30
    Leveraging Teams for Faster Time-to-Market with Offshore Development
    By Alon Ben Nun Director of Tech and Offshore Solutions @ Aman Group

  • Aviv Ben-Yosef
    11:30 - 11:50
    Keynote > From Execution to Innovation
    By Aviv Ben-Yosef Tech Executive Consultant

    I’ve been helping tech companies from Israel, the United States, and Europe successfully tackle their most significant challenges–even on the first try. I help R&D teams triple Impact-per-engineer and transition from cost-centers to innovation-centers.

    Aviv was part of the founding team at BillGuard, a personal finance security and productivity company, and worked on everything from setting up the first production server manually to the server-side, algorithms, web development etc. that were needed as time progressed. He had full stack responsibility and was helping create a culture of high quality clean code, teaching colleagues to test drive and pair program.


  • Dennis Nerush
    11:50 - 12:10
    Keynote > Finding Your Team's North Star
    By Dennis Nerush R&D Director @ HiredScore

    Many companies have a vision, mission statement, and values, however most often they exist as slogans that are too broad and disconnected from the actual teams within the company. Teams that write down and establish the vision for their team and their core values boost their motivation and sense of accomplishment as it aligns everyone on the expected behaviors and their purpose.

    In this session, I'll share why I believe that it’s important for every team to define how they contribute to the company vision and align with their specific team values. In addition, I'll share my story of how did we come up with them in my group.


  • Leah Vogel
    12:10 - 12:30
    Keynote > Effective Communication in The Workplace
    By Leah Vogel Senior Engineering Manager @ Chegg

  • Shilo Magen
    12:30 - 12:50
    The Voice Message That Changed My Life: The Story of Amnon the Transcriber
    By Shilo Magen Engineering Manager @ Wix.com

  • Tom Nipravsky
    12:50
    Code at the Crossroads: Managing the Intersection of Codebase and Design Systems at Scale
    By Tom Nipravsky CEO & Co-Founder @ Drimz

    The product development space faces significant challenges.

    In the eye of this storm, developers are forced to maneuver the complexities of managing design systems - a tricky puzzle that challenges many developers every day. They must ensure that the design meets the standards of managers and product designers, while also managing large-scale UI components on their codebase, ensuring accessibility, optimizing performance, - and simultaneously delivering a smooth and accurate user experience.

    In this session I will provide mental models, and unveil fresh new tools and communication methods - to help developers manage design systems at volume, that align with our temperament and passion. A great resource for whoever wants to increase their skills and knowledge in managing design systems at scale.



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